[matt a]

My neighbor started these systems from the "truehomeemployment" websites a few months ago. Paid $47 for step by step directions to make cash from home with no stock, no customers, etc. I thought he was nuts in the beginning though this isn't MLM or Network marketing. now he is getting checks for $500 every 2 weeks from this affiliate website. It's pretty wild. Anyone else have any experience with this?

[Ekamai]

Yes theres alot of money in affiliate marketing. People dont understand that some of the get rich quick schemes are legit. Webmasters write guides about how to make money online (and most of them will not make you rich, but you can make some decent money by learning it). I suggest these guides to people and they ignore it. Sometimes I talk about affiliate marketing on here and people who post "paid survey" answers get chosen as best answer and I think its so funny because here I am giving someone a way to make money from home, and they completely ignore it because they think its all scams or that paid surveys actually pay better (paid surveys are the real scams and if you get paid from them, the guy whos soliciting your information is the one making the real bucks while your information is out there for the world to purchase). Heres an affiliate guide if you want to learn how to do this stuff http://www.richkits.com/affiliates. This will show you everything your talking about from beginners basic info to pro stuff. I make most of my living from selling domains because that is much more profitable but about 10% of it is from promoting affiliates. Craigslist is probably the best place to promote because its free and popular. Feebay used to be good but too many rules and too many fees now. You can promote products through clickbank or other affiliate hubs like that and just sell other peoples products and direct people from craigslist to the affiliate sales page as if it is your product that you are selling. I cant count how many times a day people ask about work from home jobs on here and I explain to them about affiliates and they completely ignore what I am saying. I mean you try to warn people about scams and help them learn something and they just completely choose the wrong people to trust and end up signing up for these paid surveys (its always people on here that post paid survey links with affiliate codes so they get paid for referring the foolish ones, its really sad). Many affiliates have a threshold though so be careful and always read the small print in the terms of service. Many of them will not pay you until you bring them a certain amount of sales or a high conversion rate. I made alot of money through an adult site and they paid me for about 4 months and then stopped paying me because they pay for free sign ups but I didnt have a high conversion (not enough people who signed up for free were converting into sales). I had a friend who tried to do the same thing for 4 months but they stopped him after a week and converted him so you should always read the small print and be aware of the terms before you start promoting products.

[skylar]

Yes it is worth the investment. I have been doing it for a year and I make $300 to $500 every couple weeks working a couple hours a week. Helps pay the extra bills. And no it isn't MLM or networking. You don't work for anyone but yourself. And it's easy with these guys teaching you how. The $47 is a one time fee for life. ANd you get 24/7 support. I believe these to be the only legitimate work at home opportunities that exist. I highly recommend them. Goodluck